The Business of Mixing

Helping mix engineers build sustainable careers.

"Working with Michael has been the best investment I've ever made in my mixing career. Better than any piece of equipment or any tutorial."

Alex Krispin
Mixing Engineer, Miami, FL

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Refer a friend

Know an audio pro whose work is better than their business? Refer them to me.

Send me a mix engineer, producer, or mastering engineer who's great at the craft but stuck on the business side: pricing, clients, positioning, and the systems that make work consistent. I'll take good care of them, and when they book, I'll thank you for the introduction.

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Who to send

What a good fit looks like

You are probably thinking of one or two people already. The best fit usually shows most of these signs:

  • Their work is genuinely good, but the business still feels unpredictable.
  • They do not know what to charge.
  • They are not sure where the next client is coming from.
  • Their reputation is not turning into steadier work.
  • They are good at what they do, and ready for the business to catch up.

That is exactly who I help.

How I say thanks

Your thank-you

I know that a warm introduction carries your reputation with it. I do not take that lightly.

1:1 mentorship

$200

When someone you send joins private 1:1 mentorship.

Intensive

$50

When someone you send books a paid Intensive.

If they start with an Intensive and later join the Private Practice Mentorship, your referral thank-you upgrades to the full $200 total.

No tracking links. No weird affiliate system.

They can mention your name when they book, or you can send me a quick note so I know who to thank.

How to help

The easiest way to help

Pick whatever is easy. One good introduction is plenty.

1

Send a direct message

Best for one specific person.

Hey, I thought of you. You're clearly great at the work, and I know the business side can be its own thing. Michael coaches mix engineers, producers, and mastering engineers specifically on pricing, clients, positioning, and making things more consistent. I think you'd get a lot out of his stuff: mixing.biz

A real, personal message from you is the most helpful thing you can do.

2

Share it with your audience

Best for a story, post, or repost.

If your work is strong but the money and client side still feels chaotic, this is worth looking at. Michael coaches audio people on the actual business behind the craft: @mixing.biz
The best thing I did for my studio business was stop treating the business side like an afterthought. If you're stuck there too, check out @mixing.biz
3

Bring me into a room

Best for podcasts, communities, teams, or programs.

I love speaking to rooms full of audio people about the parts of the work we are rarely taught: rates, positioning, client flow, sales, and building a business that supports an actual life.

Michael J. Morgan is a business coach for mix engineers, producers, and mastering engineers. He helps audio pros build clearer offers, charge with more confidence, find better-fit clients, and create systems that make their work more consistent. He does not teach faders. He teaches the business underneath them.
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Thank you

Most of the people I have been able to help came from someone saying, "You should talk to Michael."

That trust means a lot to me.

Send whoever comes to mind. I'll take good care of them.

Michael J. Morgan

The Business of Mixing